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WISE Review: Insurance
WISE Review: Insurance
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#Quiz Insurance Review #Wise review for test #Insurance for Financial Literacy
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1
Your spouse suddenly dies and has no life insurance. The financial consequence for your family
Death-related expenses to be paid
The loss of your income
A reduction in your families standard of living
All of tthe answers are correct
2
The purpose of Insurance is NOT to
Protect against potential losses
Share risk with other policy holders and the insurance Co.
Protect assests
Diversify an investment portfolio
3
You receive expensive jewelry and have homeowners insurance; what should you tell your Insurance Agent
"I need to determine my net worth"
"I think I need a personal property floater"
"I need a high deductible"
"I need a liability claim"
4
You take out a 50,000 life insurance policy. The 50,000 amount of coverage is called the
Death benefit or face value
Cash Value
Premium value
Annuity value
5
Generally, the higher the deductible on an insurance policy, the
more frequently the premium has to be paid
Less frequently the premium has to be paid
Lower the premium
Greater the premium
6
Lucy has no insurance. the situation(s)should she consider insuring against first are
The policy is available to all consumers
The policy provides coverage for a lifetime
Losses resulting from an illness,accident, or disability
Death so her financial obligations are paid
7
A person buys a flat screen TV & has homeowners insurance. Personal Floater insurance should be brought
To cover the cost of replacement of TV if stolen or damaged
To reduce the premium on the homeowners insurance
To show the insurance company a good investment was made
To protect the person who owns the TV from liability damages
8
Mr. G's wife died. The money received as a beneficiary on her life insurance is called
Separate value
Cash value
Death benefit or face value
Premium or annuity value
9
Risk Assumption means that you do not assume the liability
True
False
10
Self-Employed person decides to buy disability insurance it is generally to
Insure the cost of injury caused to others will be repaid
Eliminate the chance of going out of business
Lesson the possibility of becoming injured
Lessen the financial effects of not being able to work
11
After 5 years you have a $20,000 whole life insurance with cash value clause; surrender you get
A calculated amount of $ that must be converted to term life
One fifth of the $20,000 of the face value
A calculated amount of $ including premiums paid & interest
$20,000 less the premiums paid
12
Risk Shifting is using Insurance to offset your liability
True
False
13
The insurance company will pay for a loss minus your
Hazard
Risk
Deductible
Premium
14
Car policy ends on 5/12 at midnight. On 5/13 @ 10 AM, you change companies you have an accident who is liable?
The old agent
The old agent is liable for damage to your car and injuries
The new agent
Your are
15
Insurance is frequently described as a method of "sharing the risk" because the
Insured can share risk by sharing the cost over a # of years
Risk of loss is shared with the government
Insured shares the risk of loss with all other policyholders
Risk loss is shared with the insurance company salesmen
16
Before an insurance company will pay for a loss, you must first file a
Deductible
Premium
Co-insurance clause
Claim
17
You have a $2,000 lose. Insurance pays you $1,500 for the loss. The other $500 is
The Deductible
The Co-insurance clause
The Hazard clause
The Premium
18
Term life insurance
Only pays a death benefit
Available to all consumers
Builds a cash value
Provides coverage for a lifetime
19
A _____________ ensures that your insuranace is not canceled.
Co-Insurance Clause
Exclusion
Deductible
Premium
20
A person buys a homeowner's policy with a $250 deductible, which means the person will
Pay the first $250, then the claim will be paid by insurance company
Have to pay a quarterly premium of $250
Not be responsible for the first $250 of the claimed damages
Only receive payment from insurance for $250 for anything damaged